The Osceola times., 1887-06-11
Armistead's Ague Tonic
for Chills and Fevers.

Armistead's Ague Tonic
for Chills and I'evers.
Mr.. Hayes, Manager of the JEFF
erson plantation was made doubly
happy last Monday. when Mrs. Hayes
presented him with twin daughters.
Mr.. David Lawrence came in
yesterday from Waller Bayou, with
; fine string of fish. Don't know
whether he caught 'em or bought 'em.
The steamer Rene Macready is
now plying in the Memphis and Os-
ceola trade in place of the popular
Coahomo, which is laid up for coat
Of paint.
An entertainment, in the nature
of church festival took place last
night, vi San Souci, which was large
" sttended and imminently success
iul, financially and socially.
The best and only safe cure
for Chills-Armistead' Ague
Tonic.
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd has been hold
ing nightly religious meetings at San
Souci for the past eight or ten days,
which have been attended with great
SUCCESS, and many accessions added
to the cause Of the Master.
Capt. L. NJ. Ayres rode around
In his buggy last Tuesday announc-
ing the arrival of another boy at his
home, whom he expects to train up
and put in charge of his Saw Mill,
sometime in the future.
Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great
West Indies Fever and Ague Rem
edy, never fails to cure at once Chills
and Fever, Biliousness, Liver Com
plant, and every disease Of a mala-
sious origin. Try it! 1t will cure
you and impart to you that blessed
boon, Health. Sold only by Bac
chus & Fletcher,
Much of our space, this issue, is
devoted to communication from
our friend "F." VINO treats his sub
jcct in a novel and original manner.
Read it; you will find it interesting,
aud full Of thought for reflection.
Those Of our town readers who
knew Of the editor going out fishing
last Tuesday, and expecting fish
story in this issue, are doomed TO be
disappointed. The fish wouldn't
bite.
The hearts Of the farmers were
made glad during the week by copi-
GUS and seasonable showers. Gen.
Greene, who has been kept in easy
snbjection so long, may now he ex-
pected to show a grassy front.
Tho popular remedy for
ohills; Armistead's Ague
Tonic.
Mr.. +. A. CoGman, Of Sandy
Bayou, reports the crops in his Vi
cinity looking splendid, aud on the
strength of this fact renewed his
subscription for tho TIMES.
Mr.. J. ID. Sisk, of Chlckasaw wba,
one Of the rising young men of that
township, and who is engaged in the
Grocery business at Blythcsville,
called and subscribed for the TINES
this week.
MIR. J. L. Hill came up from the
Bayou yesterday, and reports the
crops in Scott doing fine, but need
ing rain in localities. He renewed
his subscription for the TINES before
leaving.
Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great
West Imdies Fever and Ague Rem
edy, cures the chill, dries up the
burning fever, carries off the black
bile, purifies the blood, makes the
sick well and the miserable happy.
Try it! Try it nowl Sold by your
druggist, Bacchus & Fletcher. =
Mr.. B. F. Butler, has again en-
barkeJ in the saloon business; this
time in the old Casey house, which
has recently been repaired and fitted
up handsomely. Ben. is an old hand
at the business, and would hardly
know how to let go if he wanted to.
and as long as tipping is sanctioned
by the law, he will be sure to get
. fair divide OF the patronage.
during the preliminary examin-
alton of Sam Hays, which took place
yesterday before Justice j. NJ. Ste
phenson, for the murder of Strick-
land and his wife, tho courtroom
was packed with colored people who
had gathered from far aud near to
hear the evidence in the case. Some
twelve or fifteen witnesses were ex-
amined, whose testimony being taxi
en- down IN writing consumed the
greater part Of the day until late in
the evening. The burden oi testi.
mony is in accord with the account
Of the affair which appears elsewhere
in this issue.
The Grandest! The Grealasti